NAME: REBEKAH LOY (STEPHENS) MUNGLE, AGE 80, A LONGTIME ATOKA COUNTY RESIDENT.

BORN: MARCH 12, 1924 AT HASTINGS, OK TO C.C. AND JOSEPHINE MAE (CLARK) STEPHENS.

PASSED AWAY: THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 2004 AT THE HURLEY MANOR IN COALGATE, OK. AGE: 80 YEARS 2 MONTHS AND 21 DAYS.

EDUCATION: REBEKAH ATTENDED WALTERS ELEMENTARY AND GRADUATED FROM ATOKA HIGH SCHOOL IN 1942. SHE ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA.

MARRIED: JUVIN JENE MUNGLE ON JUNE 12, 1943 AT ATOKA, OK.

OCCUPATION: REBEKAH WORKED AT THE ATOKA STATE BANK IN THE 40'S AND WAS A PARTNER AND BOOKKEEPER FOR THE MUNGLE DAIRY.

CHURCH AFFILIATION: S HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FOR 60 YEARS AND WAS ACTIVE IN THE CHOIR FOR MANY YEARS, SHE WAS A SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER AND PRESIDENT OF U.M.W. FOR SEVERAL YEARS.

BECKY WAS ALSO PRESIDENT OF THE PIONEER CLUB, CHARTER MEMBER AND PAST PRESIDENT OF THE PINK IRIS GARDEN CLUB, AND WAS A MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB.

SURVIVED BY

CHILDREN: MARSHALL PAUL MUNGLE AND WIFE CONNIE OF OKLAHOMA CITY. MASON BENJAMIN MUNGLE AND WIFE RENEE OF NORMAN, OK. MALINDA REBEKAH DURBIN AND HUSBAND BUDDY OF ATOKA, OK. MATTHEW WILLIAM MUNGLE OF NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA. MARGRETTA ELOISE GARDE AND HUSBAND JON OF OWASSO, OK.

GRANDCHILDREN: MONICA, MARK, DANIEL, HEATH, MEGHAN, MYLES, MICHELE, TRE, LINDSAY, JOEL, AND SHANNON.

GREAT GRANDCHILDREN: JACKSON, JAXSON, MOLLIE, ANDEE, AND BABY BOY COMING SOON.

SISTER: JOSEPHINE ADKINS OF OKLAHOMA CITY.

BROTHER: SAM STEPHENS AND WIFE BETTY OF CLAYTON, OK.

PRECEDED IN DEATH BY

HUSBAND: JENE MUNGLE ON SEPTEMBER 1, 1993. PARENTS: C. C. AND JOSEPHINE STEPHENS. BROTHERS: JOFFREE AND BILLY STEPHENS.

DATE OF SERVICES: MONDAY, JUNE 7, 2004 AT 10:00 AM. PLACE OF SERVICES: BROWN'S FUNERAL CHAPEL ~ ATOKA, OK.

INTERMENT: WESTVIEW CEMETERY ~ ATOKA, OK.

OFFICIATING: REV. RON KING.

CASKETBEARERS: DON BARNARD, MIKE ELLIOTT, RAYMOND HERRING, NEIL MERRIOTT, DAVID DOWNING, JAY LEE.

HONORARY CASKETBEARERS: MEDFORD UNDERWOOD, CHARLES MCKEE, PAULINE UNDERWOOD, ALPHA DEAN DURBIN ENGLAND, DORIS WYRICK.

THE FAMILY REQUEST THAT DONATIONS, IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, BE MADE TO THE ATOKA FIRST METHODIST CHURCH MEMORIAL FUND.